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Well, we can say that every company does everything only for money, and that's probably not far from the truth. However, exactly because this can be taken as an
by sz4kerto 12y ago
Well, we can say that every company does everything only for money, and that's probably not far from the truth. However, exactly because this can be taken as an universal truth, it's generally advisable to not ponder on this while discussing what and how they do, because it does not add anything to the conversation. In this case, we can agree that it's the right thing (for us). Similarly, if you buy a good car, you don't always think on that 'they made this only for money'.
- revelation 12y agoHuh? Of course it makes sense to ponder on the reasons behind a particular companies decision? That is what we call "the stock market". Theres such a thing as strategy. What I'm saying is that there are companies that care about your data for it is their strategy, and then there are companies like Microsoft that will happily steer the ship given whatever wind is blowing at them on any given day.
- AndyNemmity 12y agoThere isn't any pondering needed. They are doing it because if they follow this request it will destroy their enterprise cloud computing entirely. That's reason alone to do it. It would destroy an entire business of theirs. It's vital to their very survival to stop it. It's not even a question, this is as large of an attack on their business as there could be.